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... officers of customs are using every exertion to prevent the importation of anything likely to propagate the cattle plague.—SorUtem Whig. Case of Trance.—A very remarkable case of trance occurred at Guildford a few days ago. An old lady residing Wood bridge-road ...
... winderpest has no political affinities or antipathies, but is thoroughly unpartisan and impartial, killing off the cows of Whigs and the heifers of Tories without any regard to which side of the House they belong to, the pestilence the aspect of a common ...
... are by J. MORGAII, la feecy each centaiedeg eight pens, foe cow. They ass be had either be. points, or aa is extra be. for Whig 11•11 gs pbors Id. CROYDON AND It llan BRA. THOISOI'S DIET RECOVERY It G•ZETTI 011110111 , kicf Oicc•-3, W. Croydon BeettcA-81 ...
... ..—.. Vor reunites .4 all ingot these Pint are Jill rluabb •ow a few ditto of 014:11 tang off all gnats 1un0ur5). , 11 'Whig shout all that la rewaltv.l.—tinleinle nhoirld without this*. There to ea nearly 1.. Ite fottnd to road Itk:E• 'II %NI • VI ...
... Hobert Peel was a mein of the world with a certain dramatic itnpressivenc , a that was not earnestness; and Lord l.us.ell is a Whig nobleman, with cxmvictio l is certainly, but with no conviction so strung as the necessity of breaking ail opposition to his ...
... in Jamaica St. &milieu, C. T.'s No. 3 Ditto, in Pint , 's per 2 dozen case „ 22 1 rive-Liberal creed of the one, the Whig creed of the will do. These good Tories think they will have a Margaux, C. T,'s No. 2 „36 A •it other, was as well known ...
... Grey ; and that one of tho _graduates is to _proceed _immediately to London to _make _proliminary _arrangements . _—Northern- _Whig . THE _DEPUTATION TO _THE _LORD-LrHt _/ TKNAXT _FROM _THE GENERAL _ASSEMBLY- OF _IRELAND . — The _deputation was told at the ...
... persons eat down. Addy).* were afterwards ile. lived by the Rev. J. Parkinaon, GowdelL Foster, Graham. and Remain, the subject Whig Work for Christ. The &dilemma were attentively liatened to, and were calculated to 46 a vest amount of good. Tin, evening ...
... after had finished his speech the other afternoon. Nobody should be more careful about what they do in these respects than the Whigs. They are very often under a cloud now-a-days, and when they do chance to find themselves in opposition they are always very ...
... Never since we first set foot in that country has such di,..;race fallen upon the nation. It really seems as though under a Whig Administration nothing but evil can be done. The skill of our generals and the bravery of our troops are nullified by the ...
... if, on the other hand, the suggestion, as is only too possible, comes from the enemies of reform—whether these halfhearted Whigs or scheming Tories —it will the duty of the Irish representatives to stand upon their guard against the pretences, however ...